en.Wedoany.com Reported - Arelion announced the expansion of its conflict-free channel program in Mexico, supporting wholesale and enterprise customers of regional Technology Service Distributors (TSDs) through high-capacity connectivity solutions. The program leverages Arelion's extensive network to offer services including wavelength, IP transit, and DDoS mitigation.

This expansion aims to enhance channel partners' local service delivery capabilities in Mexico, providing global coverage without sacrificing performance or relying on third-party providers. Arelion's top-ranked backbone network supports reliable terrestrial and submarine connectivity in Mexico, enabling customers to access its complete AI, cloud, and content platform ecosystem.

Arelion already supports the growth of regional operators in Mexico, serving cable TV providers, Internet Service Providers (ISPs), and Wireless Internet Service Providers (WISPs) in key markets such as Jalisco, Veracruz, Puebla, and Zacatecas. The company has also expanded its Master Agent program, adding trusted advisors based in Latin America.

Arelion's extensive coverage allows these operators to directly connect to its global backbone network, providing customers with reliable access to global content platforms, improving application performance, reducing latency, and enhancing overall end-user service quality. Arelion has established a broad backbone network in Mexico, currently strategically operating 10 Points of Presence (PoPs) at major traffic exchange hubs and interconnection points for local, regional, AI application platforms, and Content Delivery Network (CDN) providers across the country, including a recently added PoP in Tijuana. A new underground fiber route connecting Querétaro, Monterrey, and Laredo, Texas further strengthens the network, creating a highly resilient, high-capacity platform for customers.

Rob Westervelt, Global Head of Channel Sales at Arelion, stated that by expanding the channel program, the company continues its long-term investment in Mexico's connectivity ecosystem, aiming to support channel partners' customers in accelerating AI deployments and fostering further innovation in Mexico and the broader Latin American market. He noted that the collaborative focus of the channel program will help regional providers access Tier 1 connectivity while creating value for the agent partner community.

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